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J ATLANTA pilmization of Atlanta poet James Dickey's first novel, "Deliverance," began Monday (17) when Warner Bros.' camera crews went to work in the northern Georgia wilderness near Clayton. Dickey set his rough and tumble tale of four solid city Second San Bernardino Theatre Lowers Prices dwellers, who take an ill-fated canoe trip For all your THEATRE and CONCESSION noeds WE MAINTAIN A FULL STOCK. HAVE ATTRACTIVE PRICES AND GIVE UNEQUALED SERVICE WHY NOT CALL • • THE QUEEN FEATURE SERVICE, INC. 2409 Firat Ave, N. Birmingham, Alabama 15203 T.Uphon. 251-S66S and 121 -5*7
i n morality, Johnny Morino Winner Of Ten! 22 Tourney OKLAHOMA CITY—Capping the mosl Farley. Second Flight — second place, Steve Zabel; third. Bill Maxwell. Third Flight — second. Rav Riddles; third. Maurice Ferris. Fourth llight — second. Gary Mackie; third. laj W. Bobb. The tournament competition was played over the rolling fairways ol the lwm Hills Golf and Country Club Monday (17). with the entry list limited to Kit) participants. All film industry competitors in the tourney praised the way the event was planned and handled from the Sunday evening Calcutta and cocktail hour right on through Monday's fairway play and the evening program of dining and dancing at the club. Credited with success of the tournament were committee members: Frank McCabe, \ ideo Independent Theatres: Tommy Tunnel, MGM: John Wilkinson jr.. Spectro; George Caporal. Caporal Theatres, and Ham McKenna, American International Pictures. New Holdenville Theatre Nearing Initial Show HOLDENYII.l.E. OKLA.—N e a r i n g completion here is the Collier Theatre, which is being built at an estimated cost of S40.000 by Linda and Larry Collier. The steel and glass structure is to seat 290 patrons. "We will show first-run movies every night and have matinees every Saturday and Sunday afternoon." Collier said. He and his wife have purchased a home here ami declare themselves to be permanent Holdenville residents. Mayor James W. Rodgers and Victor W. Pryor, president of the People's State Bank, assisted the Colliers in ground-breaking ceremonies in March. Lewisville, Tex., Site Of Large Lewis House LEWISVILLE. TEX.—Ground has been broken here for construction of a twin indoor movie in the Lewisville West Shopping Center. The 700-seat theatre is the Oklahoma Bill Would Create Board To License All Commercial Films successful golf tournament c\cr sponsored here by Variety lent 22. lohnnv Morino OKLAHOM \ CITY -A bill to establish pass on motion a state board ol pictures before review the) io all are shown in Oklahoma won first place in the First 1 light competi- was introduced in the Oklahoma tion. Bob Anderson carried off honors in the Second Flight. John Kidder in Plight Senate lhursdav (6) In Sen. Gene Howard Ihree and Eddie Peek jr. in Flight lour. tD). Tulsa. Other winners: First Flight — second he hill would make it unlawful to show Johnny Wilkinson Hob commercially I any film in Oklahoma unless it had been approved and licensed by the three-member board. I he board's certificate of license would have to be shown on the screen to the extent of four leet of film. I he three-member hoard would be appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the Senate and would be required to make annual reports to the governor. Each board member would receive S2.s for each meeting and the board's secretary would be paid a maximum annual salary of $6,000. For the examination of each 1.000 feet of film, the board would receive (in advance) a fee of S3, if the film averages Id frames or less to the foot: S4. if the film averages more than 16 frames per foot. Full Censorship Power In reviewing films, the board would approve and license pictures judged to be moral and proper and disapprove those judged to be obscene or which tend, in the members' judgment, to debase or corrupt morals or incite to crimes. The act declares a film shall be considered to be obscene if, to the average persons applying contemporary community standards, the dominant theme of the material taken as a whole appeals to the prurient interest in sex; if the material is patently offensive because it affornts contemporary community standards relating to the description or representation of sexual matter, or if the material is without redeeming social value. Points for Judgment The act, according to the Daily Oklahoma report written by staffer Rav Parr. provides that a film shall be considered to be of such character that its exhibition would tend to debase or corrupt morals if its dominant purpose or effect is erotic or pornographic, if it portrays acts of sexual i lust or lewdness or if it expresslv or by implication presents such acts as desirable, acceptable or proper patterns of behavior. A film would be considered of such character that its exhibition would tend to incite to crime if the theme or the manner of its presentation shows commission of criminal acts or contempt for law as con- largest type being built under the Jerry Lewis franchises issued by Network Cinema Corp.. the New York-based circuit formed by the movie star. Tommy Holmes, franchiser for the circuit in this region, said each unit of the stituting profitable, desirable, acceptable, respectable or commonly accepted behavior, Lewisville twin will seat 350 patrons. The new theatre, to be ready by midsummer, or if it advocates or teaches the use ot will utilize the most technically advanced or the methods o\ use ot. narcotics or audio-visual equipment. habit-forming drugs In transaction ol its business, the board would be empowered (o enter any publicplace exhibiting films to the public and halt ot the displav any film not approved by the board. Any person who would sell, lease or lend lor public exhibition a film not licensed by the board would be subject to a (1,000 line and a .
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